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SAKRE - very; too much
SAGA - type of wild peas with colorful
seeds (red/black/white dot) used for decor or bala
SAGBAT - short cut; join a parade
or procession when it has already started
SAKAG - a type of fishnet normally
used for catching shrimps
SALAHULA - variant of 'salaula";
unsanitary
SALBATANA - blowgun made of Chinese
bamboo. Saga or munggo are used as bala.
SALUGSOG - (syn) salubsob; get pricked
with splinter, etc.
SALURSOR - (syn) kayor; weed out
carefully as in rice field
SAMLANG - messy, unsanitary
SAMUKI - a species of red ants
SANAK - (syn) tibanglo; torch
SANGKUTSA - pre-cooked or boiled
one time
SANSOY - raincoat made of nipa leaves
SAPOL - (syn) simula
SARAMULYO - mischievous, naughty
(said especially of a child)
SARASA - set oneself against; act
as opponent or check
SIDIRA - perya, karnabal
SIGA - small fire made from thrash
SILAT - broken flooring
SILYON - armchair
SIMA - (syn) salakab; portable fish
trap
SINESTO - palay kept in the sesto
( a big container for palay usually under the house)
SINGKURAMOS - (syn) tuhugan,
sintos; a strip of flat or round cloth used to gird pants; belt
SINGGUWATSI - watermelon seeds
SINTANG - timba
SIPILYO - (syn) supilyo; tooth brush
SINTANG - (syn) timba; bucket
SISIWA - a species of elongated fresh
water fish
SUBYANG - a deep foot wound
caused by a pointed object
SUG-OK - sprain of either a finger
or toenail
SULIB - fresh water clam
SUMASALAGATAK - variant of root word
"hagutak"; refer to the sound when pulling out a foot from deep mud
SUMBA - reed device attached to kites
to make a buzzing sound
SUPOK - a term used to mean your
“dead” when playing sunka.
SURUTSO - rip saw
SUTSUT - (syn) sipol; whistle
T
TABTAB - (syn) tabas; trim wood or
bamboo
TAKBA - (syn) kuna; made of weave
palm leaves; also use as valise/suitcase
TAKER - (syn) sipa; kick
TAHINGA - (syn) tainga; ear
TALAMITAN - intermingling intimately
or closely
TALAPAKAN - (syn) talampakan; sole
of the foot
TALATAG - improvised shelter during
festivities
TALAWTING - sound of the bells from
la torre
TALIWAKWAK - bumukaka
TALYASE - kawa
TANGKURAW - "May I see."
TAPA - day before the wedding where
the prepared and cooked food are brought to the bride's house
TAPTAPAN - polished coconut shell
used as food plate
TARA NA - (syn) "Tayo na"; "Let's
go."
TARANGKAHAN - gate
TASIN - game piece made from guava
branch used in patikubra
TASON - a ball made from puno used
in patikubra
TATAPO - woo, to get the love of
TAWO - (syn) tao; person
TAYAK - drool, drivel; e.g. "Kapag
tulog si Juan ay tumatayak ang laway."
TAYAKAR - a bamboo outpost constructed
on top of a balsa used to hunting dalag
TI-AR - stand on he tip of one's
toe
TIBANGLO - (syn) sulo; bamboo torch
TIKIM - when playing pati-kubra,
one has to yell "tikim" to test the tasin
TIKLAS - (syn) tiglas: measles
TIKNAB, TUKNAB - removing as in unroofing,
taking off the lid, using a lever to dislodge
TIGALPO - a hindrance or impediment
especially to witchcraft, mysterious agency of power
TIGAR, TIGARAN - a portable fish
container normally carried with a "sima"
TIGBALANG - (syn) tikbalang
TIGKAL - a lump of earth
TILOS - (syn) tulis; pointed end
of something
TINGAROK - uptilted; a species of
small pungent pepper
TINGAR-NGAR - showing prominent feature
as in “nakatingar-ngar ang ilong)
TIRIPIL - rock turns into small pieces
TIYOK - (syn) tapilok; to trip or
stumble due to a false step
TRODAKEN - a street game where an
empty milk can is use
TU-BA - catch fish with the use of
poison chemical
TUKAL - water lily plant with beautiful
flower and edible stem
TUKIKI - a cotton shirt or undershirt
with buttons in front
TUMANA - plantation
TUNTON - (syn) sundo; look for
TUKMOL - sit moodily in a corner
TUGKO - (syn) tuko; gecko
TUGTUGIN - edible part of tukal;
waterlily
TULIYA - (syn) tulya; species of
clam
TULIG - (syn) lito; confused
TULOK - gangrenous finger or toenail
TULUGHOY - sleepyhead
TUNGAG - innocent; not well
informed
TUPUNA - I called it first
TURUMBA - a procession in Paete,
Laguna
TUWARIK - (syn) taob; upside down
U
U-ANG - (syn) uwang; beetle
UKANGKANG - (syn) agkap, uka-uka;crazy
UKIT-UKIT - (syn) sintosinto; bit
crazy
UKMIT - (syn) nakaw; take little
bit; steal
UKRANGIN - (syn) abutin; reach over
UKYABIT - hang on a beam or branch
of tree
UPAKAN - (syn) gawin; to do something
URAK - (syn) saksak; stab with pointed
object
UK-UK - embers
UGAK - dolt
UHOR - (syn) uod; worm
ULOG - (syn) bagal; a frustratingly
slow movement
ULUGOR - deficient in liveliness
or interest
UMA - (syn) halik; kiss
UNG-GAGA - dipping one’s head backwards
in the water before getting out (pool/river)
UNGANGI - one who waits and watches
patiently and hopefully
URANG - long pointed stakes generally
used as fences
URONG - (syn) hugas; as in plates
UWA-UWA - round-neck T-shirts